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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1995
Page
6
John R. Graham reports on the Freedom Newspaper with Patrick Holmes as editor and publisher. Vermont Royster is involved in leadership or editorial duties, underscoring an organizational shift and local newspaper leadership.
The court signaled a narrow ruling on minority set asides in a Colorado highway project. It ordered lower courts to apply strict scrutiny to whether the five percent subcontractor target is narrowly tailored to a compelling government interest. The decision reflects ambivalence about race based advantages and echoes Justice Scalia's colorblind view.
House Republicans led by Rep Henry Hyde argue amendments against desecrating the flag are unnecessary as Supreme Court precedent protects flag burning. President Clinton administration officials say laws against desecration are possible but urge no constitutional amendment. The piece criticizes lawmakers for using a symbolic issue to gain attention while neglecting real problems.
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Claude Lewis argues that Mantle’s liver transplant exposed how fame and status grant privileged access in medicine. He notes heroes’ idolization fuels special treatment and questions fairness for less famous patients, urging acceptance that society often values notable figures over ordinary lives.
Paul O Connor notes a press conference by Dennis Wicker Roy Cooper and Wib Gulley proposing public financing through tax credits and spending limits. They call for up to 75 credit per donation and 2000 from a single donor with 500 cap if limits are broken, plus free broadcast time and debates. They favor positive ads but debate who defines negative campaigning amid J Helms and Hunt questions.
West High School in Salt Lake City faced a restraining order after a student and her Jewish parents sued over two traditional songs sung by the a capella choir during graduation. The court challenged references to Lord and God as unconstitutional. The school canceled the banned pieces and faced backlash as parents described the ruling as intolerance.
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